HyperX Pulsefire Haste 2 USB Ultra Lightweight, 53g, Hyperflex Cable, Up to 26000 DPI Gaming Mouse – Black (6N0A7AA)
₹4,213.00
HyperX Pulsefire Haste 2 USB Ultra Lightweight, 53g, Hyperflex Cable, Up to 26000 DPI Gaming Mouse – Black (6N0A7AA),
- Ultra-lightweight 53g design
- Precision HyperX 26K Sensor
- 8000Hz Polling Rate
- Customizable with HyperX NGENUITY Software
- Super-flexible HyperFlex 2 Cable
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Specification: HyperX Pulsefire Haste 2 USB Ultra Lightweight, 53g, Hyperflex Cable, Up to 26000 DPI Gaming Mouse – Black (6N0A7AA)
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HyperX Pulsefire Haste 2 USB Ultra Lightweight, 53g, Hyperflex Cable, Up to 26000 DPI Gaming Mouse – Black (6N0A7AA)
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Ashish –
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Best 👍lightweight & good for gamers
Jay –
Lo uso como ratón para el ordenador de sobremesa, alta calidad, muy ligero, no se atasca ni enreda el cable, comodísimo, además es precioso.
Rohan Jasani –
Before this is was using Haste 1 and was impressed with the performance so when next alteration came i bought this one and an excellent product from HyperX TEAM
I have wireless Razer ultimate still for Fps game i prefer Haste
Ritankar Maity –
If you are looking for a good gaming mouse for esports gaming especially like Valorant or CS2 then this is the mouse you should go with, not only it is super lightweight weighting about 52g it’s ptfe feet and grip is also very cool, you also get 1 set of ptfe feet extra and grip tape for mouse. I have been using this mouse and it’s one of the best super lightweight, i got it for only 3000 rupees in offeer usually it’s price is 4500 but still on a budget 4500 this mouse is unbeatable.
Nirmal –
Me ha durado literalmente dos meses, por mi trabajo viajo bastante y el ratón se queda sin usar en casa, pues en estos dos meses ya la rueda del ratón no funciona correctamente, me parece una completa locura esto después de gastarme 70 euros en el ratón
Ajay Kr Chaturvedi –
I recently upgraded my gaming mice with the Pulsefire Haste 2 , and let me tell you, it’s been a game-changer. Coming from using the g402 and g502 as my daily drivers, the weight drop on this mouse felt amazing. At around 2700 or something, this wired one is seriously lightweight.
That 8k polling hertz, its just a gimmick max you can go upto is 2K realistically; I’ve got a Ryzen 9 5900x and a 3070ti, and let me tell you, with this setup, most titles runs fine; where you dont need much fps but in Valorant increasing polling rate won’t affect your gaming experience much unless you’re at a LAN event.
But let’s talk about the switch. While some say that this mouse has good switches, I’d argue that Logitech’s switches are still superior. The ones on this mouse feel tight and less spammy compared to Logitech.
Overall, I’ve been loving this mouse. It’s lightweight, responsive, and perfect for long gaming sessions. If you’re looking to take your gaming to the next level, give this mouse a try.
Ritankar Maity –
Jag var oerhört nöjd med denna mus så länge den fungerade. Efter 6 månader började scroll hjulet scrolla åt fel håll. När jag scrollar uppåt scrollar den neråt istället. En snabb sökning på internet visar att detta är ett känt problem med denna mus. HyperX använder en dålig sensor för scroll hjulet, så även om man byter till en ny mus kommer problemet dyka upp igen. Jag kan därför inte rekommendera denna mus och söker nu efter bättre alternativ. För priset förväntade jag mig att komponenterna skulle hålla bättre.
Ajay Kr Chaturvedi –
It’s lightweight and decent but the scroll wheel quality is atrocious. It is a common issue where the scroll wheel jitters or lags and goes the opposite direction every time
Yash –
I think superior to competitor deathaddeer v3
Hridya Sharma –
If you are a competitive gamer who wants something with high end performance for quite a less amount of money instead of getting a flagship like g pro, this is yours.
Equipped with the latest 3395 sensor and 8khz polling rate capability, the raw performance of this mouse far exceeds anything else you can get for this price point. As of now the wired version has the best sensor rating of any mouse of all time(rtings) . That should give you enough reason to not doubt the capabilites of this mouse.
However I should say that if your Cpu is on the older side, 8kz might be taxing, and will reduce your FPS, especially if the game doesn’t support it. So I recommend turning off 8khz and use 4kz unless the game explicitly supports it(for example in valorant you can get the 8kz benefit by turning on raw input buffer, else your FPS will drop hard).
The build quality is also excellent, mouse is built like a brick even if it’s only 52g and no holes too.
Cable is flexible and doesn’t drag so the mouse feels wireless.
The mouse feet are also upgraded and glide real smooth.
The clicks are pretty heavy but still spammable. Click latency is also fine.
Overall a great mouse for an even greater price and knowing hyperx prices will drop even more later so if you’re looking to buy it just go for it.
Ashish –
This mouse is very good as it can butterfly 17-18 cps and drag 30-40 cps long i cant short drag as its lite weight very good mouse tho not good for short drag valorant is good on it. Broke down on me lead is damned up and it doesn’t work now spent 4500 rs on some bs
Jay –
Scroll not working after 1 month of using
Hridya Sharma –
I purchased this mouse for Rs 3500 in January, and at that price, it was among the best in its category. When compared to the Logitech Superlight, it was superior due to its hardware level and weight, not to mention its price, which was nearly a third less.
I use this mouse mostly for FPS games, and for that reason, weight was one of my main selling points. Let’s get to the pros and cons of this mouse quickly.
Pro:Weight: 52 grams
Sensor: PAW3395
Polling: 8k
Software: Easy and light weight (bare minimum but gets the job done, which is all you need).
Cons: Scroll wheel: Break in just 3 months.
Side Button: Thumb 5/Backside Button broke in 6 months of usage.
Subpar hardware quality.
The mouse is impressive in its own right, but I have never experienced the issue of a scroll wheel or side button breaking in my life. Those mice used to come around at 1200Rs or 1900Rs. The only component that ever broke was either the left or right button, with the left button (double click) being the most common. The concept of using TTC gold switches appeals to me, and they function flawlessly. But manufacturers now need to spend more on scroll wheel and side button quality.
I would advise future buyers to either wait for the Haste 3 or choose a different high-quality mouse. Currently, there is widespread concern over the scroll issue. Since it comes with a 2-year warranty, I plan to replace it and observe the smoothness of the process. I will document my experience later to share how it went.